Unpredictable Dwele out of the comfort zone

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Dwele's music - all moods and texture - often simmers without boiling. But he was clearly aware of the need for something unpredictable. So taking his lead from Mercury Prize nominee Soweto Kinch, who had earlier played as though his life depended on it, Dwele decided to tear up the set list half way through his show and take requests.

The band looked panicked, but it made them change up a gear. Soon guitarist Andre Frappier was launching into a solo which would have made Van Halen proud.

With a few more songs that push them out of their comfort zone, this band will be a scary proposition.

Dwele
The Jazz Cafe
Parkway, Camden, NW1 7PG